THE |
|
a cache of usenet and other text files pertaining
to occult, mystical, and spiritual subjects. |
To: alt.satanism From: Harry LimeSubject: New, Improved Harassment of Satanists Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2002 07:09:28 GMT http://www.harrylimetv.com High School Faces Fight Over Satan Reference Attorney General Reviewing Policy Posted: 9:36 a.m. HST February 6, 2002 Updated: 12:12 p.m. HST February 6, 2002 HONOLULU -- Kaimuki High School's dress code came under fire Tuesday from a member of the Church of Satan. The dress code singles out clothing and accessories that promote Satanism. The head of Citizens for the Separation of State and Church said the school's policy violates free speech provisions in the Constitution. KITV 4 News saw piercings, dyed hair and bare midriffs. However, the school's written policy states the following are not allowed in classrooms: gang-related clothing, or clothing promoting alcohol, tobacco, profanity, or Satanism. "Just simply labeling it as Satanist is inappropriate. It singles out one religion over others and you can't do that under the Constitution," Mitchell Kahle of CSSC said. The head of Citizens for Separation of State and Church said the complaint came from a member of the Church of Satan who works at the school. The person was offended by the policy but wants to remain anonymous. Most students KITV 4 News talked to said they don't know any Satanists at the school but support the right of religious expression. Caroline Sluyter Reports "Satanism, believe it or not, it is a religion. People actually believe it. It's a way of life so if you can wear a shirt that says Jesus loves you, you should be able to wear a shirt that has a pentagram on it," Kahle said. "If people are allowed to wear bracelets that say: 'What Would Jesus Do,' they should be allowed to say: 'What would Satan do,'" 10th grader Ashley Williams said. But not all agreed with questioning the policy, saying some clothing is disruptive. "We go to school to learn, not to, like, it's not like a fashion show," senior Alice Kim said. Department of Education spokesman Greg Knudsen said the attorney general's office is reviewing the policy. As a result of Tuesday's complaint, the reference to Satanism in the dress code policy will be taken out. It's already been deleted from the school's Web site. However, it's unclear how many hard copies of the policy exist with the Satanism reference and how those will be deleted. Copyright 2002 by TheHawaiiChannel.com All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed
The Arcane Archive is copyright by the authors cited.
Send comments to the Arcane Archivist: tyaginator@arcane-archive.org. |
Did you like what you read here? Find it useful?
Then please click on the Paypal Secure Server logo and make a small donation to the site maintainer for the creation and upkeep of this site. |
The ARCANE ARCHIVE is a large domain,
organized into a number of sub-directories, each dealing with a different branch of religion, mysticism, occultism, or esoteric knowledge. Here are the major ARCANE ARCHIVE directories you can visit: |
|
interdisciplinary:
geometry, natural proportion, ratio, archaeoastronomy
mysticism: enlightenment, self-realization, trance, meditation, consciousness occultism: divination, hermeticism, amulets, sigils, magick, witchcraft, spells religion: buddhism, christianity, hinduism, islam, judaism, taoism, wicca, voodoo societies and fraternal orders: freemasonry, golden dawn, rosicrucians, etc. |
SEARCH THE ARCANE ARCHIVE
There are thousands of web pages at the ARCANE ARCHIVE. You can use ATOMZ.COM
to search for a single word (like witchcraft, hoodoo, pagan, or magic) or an
exact phrase (like Kwan Yin, golden ratio, or book of shadows):
OTHER ESOTERIC AND OCCULT SITES OF INTEREST
Southern
Spirits: 19th and 20th century accounts of hoodoo,
including slave narratives & interviews
|